Hyperdrive by Trytone: Review Trytone is an extraordinary trio of diverse musicians with a retro-synth-rock attitude blended in their music. Singer, Yaniv Illouz, keyboardist Danila “Mart” Martynov, and Nikolay “Niko” Marenkov specializing in a diversity of instruments all bring a unique sound to their new song ‘Hyperdrive’. First of all,…
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Jumping The Gun by Angela Chambers ft Casper Clausen: Review Angela Chambers has released her new single ‘Jumping The Gun’ featuring Casper Clausen via Duchess Box Records on 16th March, 2022. A cinematic and captivating masterpiece ‘Jumping The Gun’ will certainly leave an impression on listeners. Sometimes in life, we…
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Space Dust by Life Is A Myth ft Miss Elm: Review The universe, so vast and ever expanding, always makes us wonder about creations and how things are connected. Miss Elm and Life Is A Myth have joined forces and written a jazz-fusion song that describes the visible strings that…
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Will I Ever Be Noticed by Patrick Ames: Review Musical genius and a master at poetry Patrick Ames shows us his true feelings on a truly personal subject matter in his song “Will I Ever Be Noticed”. The song is from the album “Harmonium”, which was inspired by a book…
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My Friends by Solitary Friends: Review Los Angeles is surely a hub for emerging artists, particularly the tale of Solitary friends and their strong rock number “My friends”. Bringing out a genre classification of garage music, dark pop, and rock music, Solitary Friends tends to bring out the energy of…
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Il Respiro by Giada Valenti Review: Italian-born Giada Valenti has spent her musical career touring all over the United States after first being recognized for her magical voice back in her home country. Her song “Il Respiro” which translates to “The Breath” can be defined by one special word –…
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Care For by Ozz Gold: Review The name Ozz Gold, a musician from Las Vegas with an unusual military background, must have been well-known to our readers. He’s had a string of hit singles this year, including “Unknown,” “Rest of Me,” and his most recent, “Care For.” It’s another step…
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Mykell Messiah started in music at a young age. He began performing Gospel music with his family at age 6. His mother recognized his versatility at age 9 and enrolled him in acting, where he landed his first Broadway role. This venture helped Mykell develop his skills as an artist. Mykell…
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Into The Sky by Clay Joule: Review Clay Joule hypnotizes the alternative electronic music scene with a distinctive taste in music fluidity, sensuality, and healing with ‘Into The Sky’. The track is hands down one of the best releases of this year. Choosing a minimalist approach to lyrics but maximal…
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Cancer Sun by Amie Jay: review London-born singer-songwriter Amie Jay is on the rise in the city’s music industry. She has a longstanding love of writing and poetry, in addition to her collegiate studies in singing and dancing. After a string of successful singles, she dropped her debut EP, “Cancer…